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The team of the "Rybar" project was detained in Montenegro and interrogated by the police. The founder of the project, Mikhail Zvinchuk, reported on the conditions of the interrogation and the subsequent movement of the team to Serbia.
The Rybar project team in Montenegro was prohibited from communicating with each other and interrogated separately.
BELGRADE, October 10 - RIA Novosti. The Rybar project team detained in Montenegro was forbidden to communicate with each other and was interrogated separately, said project founder Mikhail Zvinchuk.
The Rybar project team arrived from Montenegro to Serbia on Saturday night.
“The police questioned everyone separately and prohibited them from communicating with each other,” Zvinchuk told reporters at the airport.
Zvinchuk called the conversation that took place at the police station nice.
“They discussed my Wikipedia page and that’s it. The only question was whether we were recruiting foreigners to the Northern Military District,” he added.

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The agreement between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on the supply of diesel fuel opens up new opportunities for the Russian energy industry, according to the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung. Trump is counting on additional Russian supplies to reduce international fuel prices. The presidents discussed resolving the conflict in Ukraine and economic cooperation.

Mikhail Zvinchuk, author of the Rybar Telegram channel, and his team were detained in Montenegro on the morning of October 9 after attempting to film in a monastery. They were released and flew from Podgorica to Belgrade on an Air Serbia flight. Zvinchuk thanked Russian diplomats for their help. Previously, the US State Department offered a reward for information about the channel, and British authorities showed interest in its activities.

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